Scientists Warn Noise Health Hazard Across Society
Boston AP health scientists warn noise endangers health as a pollution as harmful as smog. They link loud exposure to heart disease high blood pressure and fetal damage while noting sonic booms and rock music raise decibel levels beyond safe limits.
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Boston
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Mary F. Lockett
University of Western Australia
Nedlands
Leake
Lester W. Sontag
Fels Research Institute
Yellow Springs
Ohio
Ivsica
Samuel Rosen
Mt. Sinai Hospital
New York City
Battle Near Song Be Adds To Vietnam Toll
US air power and artillery shell North Vietnamese forces northeast of Saigon after two days of heavy fighting. Reports say 46 NVA dead on Sunday, one US killed and one wounded in the earlier clash. The day featured helicopter gunships and air strikes in renewed jungle combat near Song Be.
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Saigon
Song Be
U. S
U.S
Cambodia
NVA
Namese
Hobo Woods
Demilitarized Zone
South Vietnam
Tax bill on Nixon desk avoids veto amid relief push
Congress expands tax relief and closes loopholes in a complex bill while the administration favors restraint. The Senate adds Social Security boosts and an exemption increase, then a conference compromise leans toward House relief, yielding a 1970 revenue gain of about $6.5 billion and a $2.5 billion deficit.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
House Ways and Means Committee
House
Capitol Hill
Afl-Cio
Senate
Senate House Conference Committee
Mills
Five French Built Gunboats To Arrive In Israel Today
Paris reports five French built missile gunboats to reach Haifa today after a secret departure from Cherbourg. The ships, 270 tons and capable of 40 knots, faced embargo controversy and were aided by Israeli crews. Officials offered limited comment amid tracking by NATO and potential Mediterranean refueling.
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Israel
Paris
France
Norway
Cherbourg
Sicily
Haifa
Chantiers de Constructions Mecanique de
Beirut
Area Miners Expect Nixon Sign Safety Bill
Area coal miners voiced confidence that President Nixon will sign the mine safety bill sent by Congress. They debated who should pay for black lung compensation, with several urging federal responsibility and others fearing state funding. Some feared a veto, while most expected no general strike even if rejected.
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Nixon
Congress
Booker Thomas
Northfork
Eastern Gas and Fuel
Keystone
Walter Dotson
McDowell County
United Mine Workers
Paul Rotenberry
Bluewell
UMWA
Frank Hubbard
Bluefield
Hubbard
Thomas
Washington
Senate
House
Labor
UMW
Raymond Malone
Harman, Va
Harman Mining Co
Lawrence Hawthorne
Israeli Warplanes Bomb Egypt Jordan in Weekend Attacks
Israeli warplanes conducted bombing and strafing missions into Jordan and Egypt on Sunday, while Egyptian naval commandos reported clashes near the Gulf of Suez. Cairo claimed two Israeli jets were shot down near the Suez Canal, a claim denied by Tel Aviv, as pilots reportedly returned to base after attacks on Egyptian army positions.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Jordan
Egypt
Cairo
Gulf of Suez
United States
Suez Canal
Suez Gulf
Middle East
Gulf
Ras Sadar
Eyoun Mousa
Jordan River
Beisan
Amman
Japan's Liberal Democrats win large in election
In unofficial results the Liberal Democratic Party led by Prime Minister Eisaku Sato captured 288 of 436 seats, gaining ground on the Socialist Party which dropped 44 seats. The victory affirms pro US cooperation and supports the Okinawa security treaty set for 1970 review. Komeito and Communists picked up seats as Socialists fell.
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Liberal- Democratic Party
Tokyo
Shiro Hasegawa
Agriculure
Japan
United States
Eisaku Sato
Liberal-Democratic Party
House of Representatives
Japan Socialist Party
Sato
Lator
Okinawa
Washington
Nixon
Komeito
Gakkai
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Thomas Stegman
Virginia Beach
Vietnam
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Rneet Ie
Lockett
Chauncey D. Leake
University of California At
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North Viet
Icant
My Lai
da Nang
Kakuei Tanaka
Shojiro Kawashima
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
Mediterranean
Ansa
Sardinia
U.S. 6Th Fleet
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Naples
Alexandria
Sicilian
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